David Andrew
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514 appearances
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1 series
first heard Aug 2022
last heard Aug 2022
David Andrew’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And you'll need to call evidence to demonstrate it wasn't, you can't, what you've got to avoid is you can't find it because they ripped it up, because they wanted, they didn't want it, they wanted to revoke it.
It's overcoming the presumption of revocation.
So you need to call evidence to show it was intended to be their last document.
They're not easy.
People think they're easy and they're not easy.
Correct.
Yep.
What you're going to need to know is it's potentially challenging and time consuming task, and it's not for everybody.
So we start with you'd want someone who's ready, willing and able to do it.
You know, ready is, you know, you're happy to take on the role.
It's got to be someone who's available to take over the role because, you know, Sid, you know, if I appoint Kate who's now living in New York, it's not appropriate to do it.
And then have the skills.
You've got to have certain, I think, sufficient commercial skills to be able to do it.
And I think if you don't mind taking a little bit of time just to talk about what an executor is expected to do.
Because some things are obvious, but for others, I think you need to think about it.
Because an executor's role starts on day one when someone dies.
Because your first task is to deal with the body, to arrange a funeral, cremation or a burial.
You've got to work out, is there a will?
What does it say?
You've got to basically do things like secure and insure assets.
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